Loara High School - Seaxe Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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POLICE SCIENCEXSKI CLUB CHALLENGE SAXON MINDS AND BODIE t I Nat Carlisle tantasizes about the cool, icy slopes as he snacks on a popsicle. Ryan Pucci wonders, Will there be snow this season? The IQBB-B7 Loara Ski Club. Anders I-Ienninqson anticipates the next meet- ing. Advisor Mrs. Brown helps member Andy El- ledge decide on the next ski trip. Liz Cho found a way to qet involved through the Ski Club. Future lawyers get interested in law through the Police Science Club. giiclle Barron and his 1986-B7 Police Science u . Police Science Club otticers: Alison Iser, Mercy Kuo, Ioanna Sun, and Kim Hottart. Uncle Barron inspires us to STAY OUT OE TAIL! EOR THOSE STUDENTS WHO ENIOY THE EAST,EXCTHNCl AND THRHLHM3 MOUNTAINOUS SPORT OE SKIING, THE SKI CLUB OFFERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO ESCAPE TO THE WONDROUS WIN- TER WONDERLAND. THERE ARE SEVER- AL ONE-DAY TRIPS TO NEARBY MOUN- TADE,.AND LARGER AND LONCER TRIPS TO COLORADO AND UTAH. THE MEMBERS OE THE POLICE SCI- ENCE CLUB ARE LEARNING HOW TO HELPSTUDENTSUNLERSTANLVHDDAYS LEGAL SYSTEM. GUEST SPEAKERS OE- TEN VISIT THE CLASS, INEORMING THE STUDENTSCH?DETERENTLANVRELATED OCCUPATIONS. VWTH THE SKI CLUB SKHNG THROUGH THE YEAR AND THE POLICE SCIENCE CLUB INEORMING STUDENTS OE THHR RKEHTS THE CLUBS ARE BOTH STRIVING EOR PERFECTION. eight ten police science! I77